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[Galaxy Tab General] alroger:
The P1000L should work on P1000N. Please let use know about it if you get a chance to test it. Get a screenshot of the information screen.

UPDATE: Just found a thread on XDA about it. It seems to be a Gingerbread 2.3.6 oficial VIVO (Brazil) provider update.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1463830

Previous Firmware Updates 2011

Country/Carrier | Firmware Code | Firmware Build PDA/CSC/Modem | Version

Brazil (Claro) ZTA - P1000LUTJJ4 / P1000LZTAJJ5 / P1000LVJJJ4 (Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread)

Chile CHO - P1000LVJJME / P1000LCHOJM1 / P1000LVJJMA (Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread)

Chile (Intel PCS) CHE - P1000LUTJP8 / P1000LCHEJP2 / P1000LVJJP1 (Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread)

Panama TPA - P1000NVFJP6 / P1000NUUBJPB / P1000NUBJP3 (Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread)

Trinidad and Tobago TTT - P1000NVFJP6 / P1000NUUBJPB / P1000NUBJP3 (Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread)

Firmware Updates this Year 2012

January 2012

Peru SAM - P1000LUTJP7 / P1000LSAMJP1 / P1000LVJJP1 (Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread)

Argentina (Claro) CTI - P1000LVCJR2 /P1000LCTIJR2 / P1000LVJJR2 (Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread)

Brazil (VIVO) ZVV - P1000LVIJR2 / P1000LZVVJR3 / P1000LVIJR2 (Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread)

Mexico (Telcel) TCE - P1000LUMJR2 / P1000LTCEJR3 / P1000LUMJR1 (Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread)

- Tapatalk - SGT-P1000N - CM9 RC0 -
[Galaxy Tab General] mannyvzla:
JR2 - Gingerbread 2.3.6

I just flashed (P1000L rom into a P1000N). So far, no problems detected, although the first boot I catched a glymse of mismatch error but it was so brief that I could not grasp it. So here's the screenshot.
[Galaxy Tab General] farcry27:
Stock Gingerbread for P1000n

Hi

I have spent hours looking for the Stock gingerbread for the P1000n. HumberOS no longer hosts the file and its not on XDA (or it didnt come up in a search). Can anyone help me?

Also we need a decent guide on how to flash other ROMS for P1000n/l. currently the instructions are mixed up with P1000 's instructions and its not clear. I'll happily help with this once I do it myself.
[Galaxy Tab General] alroger:
Try the Overcome guides and their site. They should have a safe Gingerbread for all. The procedure is the same for any P1000*, the ROM is the same. The kernel is what you need diferent. Learn how to used heimdall for flashing just the kernel. Humberos threads have our P1000N kernel with root and the famous CwM Rrcovery for Gingerbread and other versions. Start with Humberos and/or Overcome Gingerbread before trying other ROMs.

Do NOT use ROM Manager.

- Tapatalk - SGT-P1000N - CM9 RC0 -
[Galaxy Tab General] First Tab:
GT-P1000N

I crashed My N model to the point that all i has was alot of colorful lines on My screen used Hiemdell to load kernel and recovery immage from team ICS ... I never loaded boot loaders or sbl or any .rfs works great baseband P1000nubjp3 no root before flash... I tried the overcome and the Boca roms neither would load but the CM9 loaded perfect..
[Galaxy Tab General] datacrusher:
ronis kernel + boca rom

Iv recently tryed ronis kernel (zImage-p1000l-GB-ronan-20111029) but the touchscreen wont work with boca 2.0.8 or 2.0.9.

humberos cm7 kernel links are all off in his blog, couldn't find it on the searchs on xda that wont point up to his blog back.

looking for a suggested "tek" kernel, as suggested by boca devs, all combinations with this kernels and boca roms installs fine but I have no internal memory (the 16gb stock)

will look some more, if not successfull ill give overcome rom a try, boca seems the more promissing one.

edit: FIXED

Well fellas, my bad here not trying some very obvious: flash kernel AFTER the rom.

So I got myself trying to flash up the roms and now its fully working with kernel 3.11 from goo.im diz repos, flashed up AFTER aplying 2.0.9 boca rom.

all god here on the P1000L for now, ill try more the rom and report if anything unusual.
[Galaxy Tab General] First Tab:
I have the n model i can tell u how to put ics if u like mine runs fine so far i can tell everthing works ..

First Tab GT-P1000N Humbros cm9 Kernel on kangs aokp ics 4.0.4 build 33
[Galaxy Tab General] First Tab:
I crashed My N model to the point that all i has was alot of colorful lines on My screen used Hiemdell to load kernel and recovery immage from team ICS ... I never loaded boot loaders or sbl or any .rfs works great baseband P1000nubjp3 no root before flash... I tried the overcome and the Boca roms neither would load but the CM9 loaded perfect..

Did u use the sgt bootloader patch if so u should have unlocked bootloaders mine did same thing i just flash the overcome wipe 4.0 rome and kernel then flash what ever i want i found that humbros kernels work the best on the p1000n

First Tab GT-P1000N Humbros cm9 Kernel on kangs aokp ics 4.0.4 build 33
[Galaxy Tab General] :
Overcome?

I've spent a lot of time researching, and I'm sure the answer is right in front of me, but I'm stuck and fading out.

I've got the Ronan 20111029 kernel installed over stock Gingerbread on my P1000N tab, and I'd like to go to Overcome now.

I'd *really* like to go to Overcome 4.1, to match my P1000 (European) tab.

Is that even possible? If so, how might it be done? Wouldn't installing Overcome overwrite the Ronan kernel and send me back to bootloop land?

I'm sure someone has worked this out, and I'm reading thread after thread to try to figure it out, but there's a ton of information to wade through, so if anyone could point me to the steps to take to get this going, I would be most grateful.

Thank you!

Glen
[Galaxy Tab General] :
I found it here!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21337271&highlight=demanding#post21337271

And I'm now running Overcome 4.1 on my Galaxy Tab P1000N!!!
[Xoom Themes and Apps] alexdw369:
Can somebody post me their Vending.apk and .odex so I can manually install? Unless there are suggestions to working around this issue. I just rooted and installed the overclock kernel, but my market is refusing to download the update on Wifi or 3G
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vinokirk:
I've tried a few ROMs and I've finally settled on CM7. I like to use a DPI of 200 or lower and when I do this on a Sense ROM, Sense can't scale properly and it looks weird. I also like to have only one or two home screens with all my icons on and twitter and facebook widgets, but on Sense I can only put a few icons on and its full.

So my question to everyone is:

What do you personally find good about HTC Sense?

:)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndroHero:
There are so many great things about sence. The widgets, the dialer, the easy faceboook and twitter sync with contacts. Sence is easly skinable, ooooh and the sms widget is the only dedicated sms widget ive seen for android lol
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murymury:
i like the widgets but the dialer misses something very important searching by the number ie. sense dialer search for 010445567 is found but search for 44556 isnt found in the list.

and also i dont like people application it doesnt allow me to add more details in number unless its a google contact wich i dont like bec i dont want to store my numbers online.

ie. if its a phone contanct type i cant add mobile 1 and mobile 2 labels for the same contact, but i found an app thats free and does this even for phone contact called phonebook 2.0.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JLneonhug:
I prefer more home screens, nice big and bold so that its touch friendly.

I know my phone can do a lot if pretty high computational stuff so my brain doesn't need to when navigating around it.

I had cm Rom ex launcher etc etc before on the hero and it felt like there was too many options to edit. Great if you know exactly what you like. But its such a hassle to go through all the possibilities and adjustments. Not to mention hassle of messing it up and correcting.

It's a bit like heavily modifying a car.. its fun, its about identity, its about the fastest or the prettiest or coolest, however there's a lot of time spent behind it plus it will have its practicality drawbacks.

There's nothing wrong with the bog standard look with a few minor easy tweaks, much less time consuming.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Euphorie:
I just like the functionality and the widgets from HTC Sense.

It is like last polishing for android.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhiral.v:
Personally the only thing I like about sense is the widgets, apart from that sense is a bloatware, just the same as all the other OEM overlays ie. touchwiz, timescape etc.

I think HTC should spend more time innovating hardware rather then spending its resources on software. The main issue I see is that we have to wait so long for software updates just because HTC need to put there crap on top.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.m0x:
Sense has the best integration of Facebook. I can easily see my Facebook events and birthdays in my Android calendar with Sense.

With aosp you need to fart around exporting and importing calendars or using third party apps.

Not important for everyone but it is for me.

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Sent from my Desire HD pocket rocket.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] row1:
Yeah that is what you immediately notice when going from Sense to AOSP.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ErOR22:
For me it just provides everything I need, it's very smooth and it's consinstant throughout sense programs. I've tried other launchers but I found myself going very quickly back to sense.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tkolev:
HTC does not manufacture the components that go into their phones, so there is no way they can put more resourses in innovating the hardware. Processors are by Qualcomm, screens are by Sharp (maybe?), cameras, etc. all made by other manufacturers. HTC assembles them and puts their software on top. So their selling point is a/ Sense, b/ Quality and c/ Support. All of them unsurpassed by any other. And before anyone has anything to say about HTC's support, let me ask you when will the SGS receive Gingerbread officialy? We are set for Q2 and it will be a fiasco for Samsung if the SGS (which is basicaly NS minus the NFC) receives the update later than the Desire series.

To answer the OP question - everything. Well everything minus the fact that you can't choose not to use Sense. In WM Sense (TouchFLO 3D) could be "turned off" but not in Android. Not that I would turn it off, but it's always nice to have that option. Anyway, I think the ring volume control is briliant (quiet ring on phone pickup and shutting the ring on phone flip), as I receive a lot of calls and this is perfect for managing your rings when in a meeting, I love the BIG phone button on the bottom (it's a phone after all, so why should it be difficult to open the dialer), I like the Facebook integration (though I might be the only person on that planet that actually hates Facebook) - I use it only for the big updated contact picture when someone calls me. And don't get me started on the widgets - have you noticed how almost all the widgets on the market try (not that successfuly) to copy HTC's? OK there is one more thing I don't like in Sense - lack of landscape. Especialy for the Car Panel and the Locations navi software. But other than that... WOW.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] row1:
So you are saying HTC are the lesser of two evils? I am not sure about hardware support but software support for all HTC phones is nothing short of pathetic. If and when the Desire series gets Gingerbread then we may be able to re-evaluate HTC, but until then they (and most other Android manufactures) are still miles behind Apple in software support.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] braveBuddy:
I am very pleased with sense and most important for me too is easy integration of facebook and twitter contacts. also all the other theme and skin thing i do like it although sense makes phone overloaded but why do i care my dhd is perfectly capable of handling it with huge RAM and processing horse power :D.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tkolev:
If you call HTC's support pathetic, then you'll be out of words to describe other manufacturers' support. When did the SGS get Foyo? What about SE's... well maybe their department is also called "support" but that word has nothing to do with reallity. Apple is a totally different ball game. They do not (yes that's right - NOT) compete directly with other manufacturers. Noone else makes iOS devices (and knowing Apple, noone will) so there is no competition for them. They can afford to put so much resourses in support because they actually make money out of it. If you had the original iPhone and have spent few hundred dollars for software over the years you'll move to another iPhone. Apple keeps the customers tied to their own AppStore (the only way you can install applications without jailbreaking) and that way you keep buying their devices. What happens if HTC puts so much resourses in support? They fall behind the other Android phone manufacturers and eventually are out of business. No company would go that way. Fierce competition unfortunatelly leads to bad support (yes HTC's support is bad, but still the best ;) ). If they don't focus on newer hardware, you'll buy your next phone from Samsung, or LG, or whoever and still keep your applications.

There is much to be said about that subject, but this is not the place. This is the place to discuss Sense.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anqua99:
:) ..........
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhiral.v:
I realise HTC doesn't manufacture all of its components, but have you seen the new MWC 11 HTC lineup? Pathetic in my opinion, no innovation at all, and that HTC flyer tablet is way behind than what the competition is offering, and not even being released with honeycomb.

Like I said the only good thing about sense are the widgets, apart from that theres nothing else that I cant do on AOSP that I can on sense.

My problem with sense is that HTC keep adding and adding stuff to it, most of it is useless anyway, ie locations is pointless when you already have google maps. There will come to a point where we'll be waiting for software updates for ages, compared to something like the nexus series. Its a good way of adding value and differentiating from the competition but is there really a need to keep on adding bloatware with every version of android that comes out?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tkolev:
Locations is a great software (apart from the stupidity to make it work in portrait only). You have Google Navigation, but here in Bulgaria (and many other countries) we don't have it. Also the "offline" Google Maps were launched after the release of the DHD, so it's not really an option when traveling abroad. I actualy liked it so much I was going to buy the license for navigation, but the lack of landscape made me reconsider and went for iGo insted (I like Locations more than iGo though). The best thing in HTC is that you don't have to wait for the official updates - the community support thanks to this great forum is much, MUCH better. My Touch HD two years after I bought it, still had the latest Sense (though I had to turn some of the features off due to the weaker hardware), with the latest 6.5 WM build. My point is you don't have to wait for HTC to bring updates for the DHD (it has almost gone through the half of it's "support life" anyway) you can always have the newest software ported from the next phone. Nexus series will always get the official updates of the core functionality first, but CM7 was released before Google updated the N1, so in a way we got Gingerbread even before Google's own phone ;). You can always have AOSP soon enough, but they will never have Sense.

About MWC... yes HTC presented weaker phones than the competition, but until the OS and the applications are optimised for dual-cores there is no need for them. HTC is not going to be the inovative company this year, that's for sure. So what? I'm not going to buy a new phone this year anyway :D.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lucifer-:
I really like the alarm app which comes with HTC Sense. My girlfriend has a Galaxy S, and the alarm clock on HTC sense is way better.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Feltwo:
- Best interface

- Animations are fantastic

- Clock , mp3 widgets , calendar , weather etc. - Best i've seen

- Fast , Clean

HTC SENSE - the best thing about android .. !
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JamesBarnes:
For me its is 3 things:

The recent apps in the notification menu, i use that dozens of times a day. All phones should have something similar (long press doesnt count!)

The text selection and cut + paste implementation. Its awesome.

The unobtrusive facebook contacts integration.

I dont use the sense launcher as there are too many features that it lacks. ( I use ADW EX).

But overall the sense features are useful enough that i dont want to switch to CM7.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.m0x:
Don't forget the awesome spinning wheels when setting an alarm our appointment. The vanilla + - buttons are boring in comparison.

Sent from my Desire HD pocket rocket.
[HTC Inspire 4G] blakew23:
I was going to get an Atrix and root it, use it as a mobile hotspot, and tether my iPad to it. I'm thinking instead of getting an HTC Inspire, rooting it, and tethering an iPod Touch to it so I can use FaceTime/Skype Video. Possible? Sorry for the nub question. Still learning.
[HTC Inspire 4G] King Shady:
Definetely possible man! PM if you need help with anything :)
[HTC Inspire 4G] SysAdmNj:
I can also confirm this, I was doing this earlier with a friends ipod touch.
[Vibrant General] joshthewaster:
Update 3/2/11. I cleaned the phone with the cleaner posted in this thread. Got all the soap residue off no problem and dried very quickly. Got the spare battery out and tried the phone...nothing. It doesn't even try to turn on. I did get my data off the external SD. I really wish I could get the data off the internal SD as it has most of what I want like a bunch of photos and stuff. Oh well. Thanks for the tips in this thread.

Original post.

What are the odds it will be ok?

What are the odds I'll at least be able to recover data off my external sd card? I have nandroid backups on it if I have to get a new phone.

Whole story.

I got in the shower my pants (with the phone in the pocket) got picked up by my girlfriend who thought she would help out and wash them with some other laundry. The phone went through all but the spin cycle before I got it out.

The phone was on when it went in and off when it came out. I pulled the battery and dissembled the phone. It is now in pieces drying out.

It looks like the underside of the main board (the metal casing holding the parts) has some discoloration, its sorta blackened and maybe has soap residue on it as well.

Anyway....this sucks.

Edit: Got the phone parts in rice. Hoping to at least get it working long enough to get my data/photos off of it.
[Vibrant General] regP:
Back in my Blackberry days there were always stories of people dropping there phones in water and it surviving.

They would take the phone apart and put it in a container of rice for a few days to absorb all the water. Problem is it was always said that pulling the battery immediately after it got wet was key. Since your phone was under for an extended period of time I dunno if this would work for you but its worth a try.
[Vibrant General] joshthewaster:
That's what I'm wondering too. Usually it's dropped in water for a few seconds, hardly time for the water to seep in and the battery can be pulled before the phone even shuts down. Mine was totally soaked.
[Vibrant General] regP:
Yeah... The outlook is kind of bleak but since its such an expensive device and a bag of rice is really cheap give it a shot.. Never know! :)
[Vibrant General] funeralthirst:
yeah, i've had that same thing happen with a phone and my zune (get in shower with phone/zune still in pants pocket...). when my phone went through the wash it was non functional, when my zune went through the wash it dried and has worked just as well for years.
[Vibrant General] ferhanmm:
how common is it to take a shower with pants on? Am I the only weirdo that takes showers without pants? Whats going on lol
[Vibrant General] iynfynity:
I think the best way is to put it on the drier.
[Vibrant General] ZachLL88:
Lol that's exactly what I was thinking.
[Vibrant General] hazard99:
one good thing is you can probably( dont know if this is still true) find a vibrant for very cheap.. as people have been dumping them left and right.
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
A great example of how important a comma can be :)

Put it in a jar of rice... this is a must do.
[Vibrant General] Tarzanman:
Its days are numbered.

If your phone was submerged in soapy water for a rinse cycle, then this is what will probably happen:

• If you take it apart some and dry it out (heat, bag of rice, etc) completely for a day or two and then put it back together, it will probably work fine at first.

• Over the next few weeks, it will start to break down as circuit traces and contacts corrode

I would highly recommend purchasing a Motorola Defy (waterproof), which should be able to withstand a wash cycle.

Also, find a girlfriend who isn't so absent minded. Anyone who has EVER worn pants and done laundry should think to go through the pockets before they toss them in a washing machine. Hell, I check mine twice..... once before i toss them in the hamper and then again right before I toss them in the machine.
[Vibrant General] joshthewaster:
To be fair I don't ever check pockets I just don't leave stuff in them. And those jeans were going back on when I was getting out of the shower.
[Vibrant General] Cito11:
Dropped mine in the toilet. Just let it dry, everything should be fine. At first you'll probably panic and ****'ll look like its ****ed up. But after it's dry everything should be functional. Now for the beating it might've taken... I'm not sure, but my daughter(infant) and I have this vibrant dropping/slamming/throwing fetish and the phone has survived that, so you should be fine :).
[Vibrant General] joshthewaster:
This is true. I was very happy with mine but thought that since this happened I would maybe at least look at other options, possibly a vibrant 4G.
[Vibrant General] Mdtolic:
Sorry man, I'd be so pissed if my Vibrant ended up in the washer. However, I can't stop laughing about this comment.
[Vibrant General] vnamee:
If you have access to chemicals, you can also toss it in concentrated alcohol. That will for sure remove the water and make it dry faster. It would probably help dissolve any soap residue as well. Probably won't be good for the adhesives used on the phone, but those are just used to tack down some things like the button lights and such. The rest are really held down w/ screws.
[Vibrant General] joshthewaster:
Huh, interesting idea. Has this been done? Don't really want to be the guinea pig but I'm tempted.
[Vibrant General] ThC23:
Don't forget to set it on perm press and add the sheets! Lol!

Rockin that Bionix V 1.3 w/ Androdena 5.2
[Vibrant General] rordona:
Same thing happened to me just two weeks ago. Went through a full wash rinse cycle. But it never recovered. Power came back, but the screen was stuck in download mode and had heavy banding throughout the screen. My PC couldn't recognize the phone despite it being in download mode.

My mistake was trying to turn it on while it was still wet. I was completely ignorant about how to handle wet phones, and tried desperately to turn it on. Rice after one week did nothing to it... I think the damage was already done.

Hopefully with lots and lots of patience, you'll be able to get your phone back.
[Vibrant General] lolcopter:
insurance ftw

Don't wash your jeans, crisis averted
[Vibrant General] turbosix:
chemicals...what?

keep phone apart

have your GF drive you to autozone and purchase this:

spray down the internals real well and let it dry

you'll probably need to get a new battery, i've heard of things like this happening and people thinking their phone was toast after disassembly, cleaning, and reassembling the phone.... and it turned out that their battery was fried and the phone was actually okay.